Carla Bargi Belli

• Abstract

  Large colon obstruction is a common condition in horses. When clinical therapy is not successful, there is a need for surgical intervention through enterotomy and washing of the intestinal loops, in order to remove the content that obstructs the lumen. The manipulation of the colon results in changes in the enteric microbiota and in the intestinal epithelium, or that favors the passage of…

  Study of fecal microbiota transplantation as an adjunct to post-surgical treatment of horses undergoing large colon enterotomy, AP.R

• Abstract

  The almost inexistent hematologic and biochemical reference values for mules described in Brazilian and foreign actual literature forces field and attending veterinarians that work with these animals, to base laboratorial evaluations and results on parameter values described for other species. This may lead to interpretation errors. The purpose of this project is to determine hematologic…

  Hematology, serum biochemistry and oncotic pressure in mules, AP.R

• Abstract

  The lack of feeding in some instances like pathologies or hospitalization may affect all the body systems and these conditions can intervene on therapy response or patient recovery. The increase of serial triglycerides concentration (>150mg/dL) can cause several pathological complications, specifically hyperlipemia, in which the animal may have weight loss, lethargy, colic and, in some ca…

  Evaluation of hypertriglyceridemia in hospitalized horses and the use of clinical nutrition as a support in the treatment, AP.R

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  Horses submitted to inadequate nutritional management may develop colic syndrome, an illness which, depending on the cause, can be resolved through clinical or surgical procedures. The postoperative nutritional support aims to preserve the patient's tissue and cellular function, ensuring the functioning of their immune system and healing, but both its lack and excess can harm the recovery…

  Clinical comparison between standard diet and enteral formulation in equine after laparotomy, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The equine gastric ulceration syndrome has a high prevalence in adult horses and is associated with various clinical manifestations, which brings economic implications and welfare important, especially in animals under training and intense workouts. In recent studies, unpublished, adsorbents drugs, such as activated charcoal, have been used in dogs in cases of gastric ulceration with acti…

  Interaction of the activated charcoal with areas of gastric ulceration in horses, BP.IC

• Abstract

  There are several predisposing and triggering factors of colic syndrome in horses, among them being cited management changes, stress and anesthesia. The prevalence of colic has not been determined in hospitalized animals or in horses undergoing surgery, but the prevalence of postanesthesia colic of orthopedic surgery is greater than colics initiated in properties. It has been observed th…

  Ultrasonographic control of the gastrointestinal system of hospitalized horses with primary complaints of lameness undergoing or not orthopedic surgery., BP.MS

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)